DNS LEAK TEST
Test your VPN connection for DNS leaks.
CURRENT DNS LEAK STATUS
Whoever runs your DNS servers can log every website you visit.
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Secure your DNS requests with a VPN.
What Is DNS Leak?
When using anonymity or privacy service, it is extremely important that all traffic originating from your computer is routed through the anonymity Network. Any traffic leaks outside of the secure connection to the network or any adversary monitoring your traffic will be able to log your activity. Basically, a DNS leak happens when you are using a VPN but your regular ISP and third parties are able to see what you are doing. If you have a DNS leak your traffic could be compromised by anyone and obviously, your ISP can see all of your activities.
Why Is It Important to Fix DNS Leakage?
DNS holds a huge weight in IT Industry. Without this system, the internet would not be as simple as it is now. To reach any website, we would have to deal with a number of ones and zeros. Routine activities such as shopping from e-commerce websites, communicating with friends through social media platform, web surfing for academic research and downloading etc. would not be possible. That is why experts generally call this DNS as the phone book of the internet.
How to Tackle DNS Leakage and How a VPN Can Help?
DNS leakage can be protected through safeguarding your DNS requests so that on-path eavesdropper can be avoided.
Encrypt Your DNS
LimeVPN uses AES-256 data encryption and CA 4096 handshake encryption which are both extremely strong as for brood force testing.
Enable DNS Leakage Protection
An option from a VPN provider to ensure DNS leak protection. It keeps all DNS requests inside VPN network, therefore, using its own anonymous DNS servers with No-Logs policy applied.
Choosing a Credible VPN Service
Helps not to get into free VPN leaking DNS: security, speed, anonymity, no-logs policy and stability are the five fundamental aspects of a great VPN today.
Changing Default DNS Server
If you are using your default DNS server assigned by your ISP and you detect some leakage then changing your DNS server is the easiest solution.
When you connect to Lime VPN, your device will only use DNS servers operated inside VPN protected network
DNS is a comprehensive system for translating the machine language to user-friendly and easily recognizable names. A DNS leakage can occur if your ISP service provider is able to see your activities. DNS leakage can be avoided through use of encrypted DNS requests and using a credible VPN service provider.
How to Connect to a VPN?
You need to sign up with a VPN provider to have access to VPN servers. Once you sign up you will be provided with all the information needed (VPN servers addresses and step-by-step instructions for all VPN protocols and devices ).
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What Is a DNS?
You must have been using the internet for so long but have you ever deliberated on how this amazing internet works? Have you ever wondered that when you type a websites’ name in your web browser, how does your browser know where your required information is or which server should it contact with? All these tasks are done through a specialized system called DNS or Domain Name System.
In literal terms, a DNS is a database of network names and IP addresses. It is a system that gives user- friendly & unique names to Networks and generates IP addresses for all the systems connected to the internet. It translates machine data into understandable words and language in order to provide clear and concise search results.
How DNS Works?
As already stated, DNS maintains a database of unique network names and IP address. In a network, each IP address of one user must be different from the other. It is set of any four numbers ranging from 0 to 255, for instance: 192.2.2.41 is an IP address of one computer. When you enter a domain name into your browser, the DNS translates that domain name into the respective IP address, connects your computer to that IP’s web host and displays the requested page on your computer.